What is a Closing Purchase?

Paying bills means paying bills. The term "paying bills" has a long history and is derived from Cantonese. Because of the catering industry in Guangzhou, there was a traditional practice of eating first and then checking out. In the past, businessmen settled at the end of the year, called the "buried year"; at the tea restaurant and restaurant, when the food was billed and settled, it was "buy the bill".

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The restaurant checkout is called "pay bill", this is

In recent years, southerly winds have gradually spread to the north, and some Cantonese words have become idioms for people in different places.

Billing and corruption

Both pay orders and pay orders mean checkout, but this was not the case at first.

The term "paid bills" appears frequently in the insurance industry, and its behavior is suspected of constituting a crime. The specific situation is that when a motor vehicle insurer pays 7 insurance premiums to an insurance company, the grass-roots branch company retains part of the premium of the insured and only The superior company turned in a small part, so that two accounts appeared between the superior and subordinate companies, that is, the full insurance policy taken by the policyholder, but the records of the superior company showed only one strong insurance.

If the insurance company is a shareholding system, then the actor is suspected of constituting the crime of embezzlement. According to Article 271 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, the personnel of a company, enterprise or other unit, using the convenience of their position, illegally occupies the property of the unit as their own. The larger ones are sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of less than 5 years or detained; if the amount is large, the fixed-term imprisonment of more than 5 years can be imposed and property can be confiscated.

If the insurance company is state-owned, it is suspected of embezzlement. Article 382: It is a crime of embezzlement if a state official takes advantage of his position to embezzle, steal, defraud, or otherwise illegally possess public property. Those who are entrusted by state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises, institutions, and people's organizations to manage and manage state-owned property use the convenience of their positions to embezzle, steal, deceive, or illegally occupy state-owned property by other means. Collusion with the persons listed in the preceding two paragraphs, and corruption, shall be punished as accomplices.